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Hey ZDNET, where is the word "mega"?
When MS updates far fewer, and for that matter less serious flaws, its always called a mega-patch; why does Oracle get such preferred treatment?
Posted by: mdemuth   Posted on: 07/18/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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CPU? What a bad choice for an acronym.  PB_z | 07/18/06
Sounds like a mini patch compared to Microsofts MEGA(lomanic) patches. EOS.  nomorems | 07/18/06
Hey ZDNET, where is the word "mega"?  mdemuth | 07/18/06
oooh...must be because they are supported by Apple, Sun, Netscape, AOL, IBM  nomorems | 07/18/06
It is not MS so let's ignore it  theraven_z | 07/19/06
LOL-- remember the "unbreakable" campaign? (nt)  kckn4fun | 07/19/06
65 defects at a time ?? I didn't know Oracle hired MS "engineers" ... wink  michael_t | 07/19/06
ONLY 65 holes?  Nathank@... | 07/19/06
65!!! Who did they hire Michael, It analyst, Yeah Right  Boot_Agnostic | 07/19/06
Oracle invites hackers, Trojans and the like  milal@... | 07/19/06

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